Getting My Act Together

Joes talks about naming his Christmas tree, going "viral" and new podcast merch.

Joe tries to not talk about another mass shooting in a gay bar but fails.

Joe talks about working for Elon Musk, drinking in Qatar, and an email from a friend of the podcast.

Joe talks about late nights and early mornings, a winter World Cup, and the perfect comedy model.

Joe talks about antisemitism, doing a pop-up comedy show and people who make you feel good.

Joe talks about being dragged into the Atlanta legal system, jokes in which the funniest line is not by the comic, and why kids are wiser than their parents.

Joe talks about comprehensively bombing Wednesday night.

Joe talks about comics "tagging" each other's material, Halloween with a princess, and slowing things down to see the seams on the ball.

Joe talks about one of his dogs taking care of the other and the passing of a comic he knew much better than she knew him.

Joe talks about a neighborhood teenage sex comedy, his vision for a new Limerick Comedy, and recording the podcast in a unique location.

Joe talks about writing jokes for other people, "The Game of the Century" and learning the true nature of the relationship between Mickey and Minnie Mouse.

Joe talks about forthcoming podcast merch, "Charlotte the Harlot," and the global reach of his words.

Joe talks about how to be a good listener, trying to find the bright side of a personal loss, and helping a stranger who doesn't need it.

Joe talks about how Russia is like Manchester United, shows about dead queens, and comics who set themselves up to fail.

Joe talks about getting his start smoking, his love for Turkey, and the greatest machine ever built.

Joe talks about missing wildly with "ripped from the headlines" material, an update on Ellen C., and observing a master practice his craft.

Joe talks about doing a crappy job hosting two shows, following comics who kill and an episode from the podcast's infancy.

Joe talks about showing his daughter how to be true to herself, the perfect amount of alcohol to drink, and why the world's greatest city is also its most inept.

Joe talks about coming down to the final day to accomplish his diving goal and a new and innovative way Delta Air Lines shows its treachery.

Joe talks about comics talking at shows, a big week in his relationship with the airlines, and the loss of a beloved family member.

Joe talks about doing a show for people primed to hate him, friends who come to shows, and filming another pilot in which he will ultimately be replaced by someone with more social media followers.

Joe and fellow comic Paul Ollinger talk about their sets on the way back from a gig in Columbus, GA.

Joe talks about a week of shows in and outside of Atlanta, being inspired by bank robbers, and discussing Metallica with a Hall of Fame baseball player.

Joe talks about the podcast expanding into unexpected international markets and an email from a listener who lost a parent at young age.

Joe talks about what it means when comics are worried about doing unoriginal material, the emergence of a hero on his flight from Seattle to Atlanta, and the darndest things his kid says.